Received a parcel from Modern 101. She is so talented, such beauty she makes. I loved the painted box. Such a neat job, I love it. And what a cute Wedding Ring Wooden Bucket, no words. (by the way my firstborn claimed it for his wedding in the future :)) But the Wooden Chair chose the second son :) Thank you so much Irina. You have such beautiful things in your store.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Beauty from Irina
Received a parcel from Modern 101. She is so talented, such beauty she makes. I loved the painted box. Such a neat job, I love it. And what a cute Wedding Ring Wooden Bucket, no words. (by the way my firstborn claimed it for his wedding in the future :)) But the Wooden Chair chose the second son :) Thank you so much Irina. You have such beautiful things in your store.
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Saturday, February 9, 2013
Crochet Baby Cocoon pdf pattern "Beary Warm cocoon"
$5.00
pdf pattern Crochet Baby Cocoon, Photography prop.
PDF PATTERN ONLY, NOT the finished item.
This pattern in written in American English terminology.
*** SKILL LEVEL: Easy
1 SIZES: Newborn - 2 months
*** You will need knowledge of: ch - chain, dc- double stitch, sl st - slip stitch, work in rounds.
*** MATERIALS
Loops&Threads Cozy Wool yarn. Super Bulky. Yardage/Meterage:90 yds/82 m, ball weight:4.5 oz/127g.
or
Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick Yarn. Super Bulky.
Yardage/ Meterage:108 yds /98 m, ball weight: 6 oz /170 grams or any other Super Bulky yarn.
crochet hook
*** This pattern has been tested 2 times by different crocheters. However, please contact me if you have ANY questions. I will happily provide email support for any of my patterns.
You will need Adobe Reader to open the file, which you can download from Adobe website.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
CROCHET Symbols
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Yummy Christmas Tree Ornaments
My kids really liked making these cookies and decorating the Christmas Tree with them. They are quick and easy to make and delightful to eat. :)
You can use food coloring on them. Put icing, sprinkles, etc as well. But we didn't do any of that, ours go just as well without colors. :)
Ingredients for Dough:
2-3 medium-large eggs
1 cup sugar
2 sticks (16 tbsp) unsalted butter, at cold temperature
3 cups all-purpose flour, plus about 1 cup more for dusting
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1. Shred butter into the flour. Mix well.
2. Mix eggs with sugar until sugar dissolves.
3. Combine butter/flour mixture with egg/sugar mixture. Add baking soda.
4. Mix very well with mixer or by hand. Split into 3-4 balls and put them into the fridge for an hour.
5. Roll the dough out on a lightly floured surface. About 1/8" thick. Cut out any cookie shapes an use a straw to make holes in them for the string to go through.
6. Place all cookies on a floured baking sheet and bake for about 10 minutes on 390 degrees F, or until the edges begin to brown.
MERRY CHRISTMAS my Dears!!
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Crochet plant hanger

Now that Christmas is very very close, maybe someone would like this idea as a present or just a decoration for your home in the future. This is very easy to make by yourself, but even easier to buy from my friend's shop. :)
She has very beautiful gift.
Below is a small photo tutorial from Svetlana of the crochet plant hanger.
Some days ago my aunt has a name day and her husband brought a pot of beautiful purple petunias. We decided to hang it at the garden swing. To decorate the plastic container I've crocheted a new hanger.
I've made it to fit different containers with various dimensions. The pot with petunias is 8" wide and the other one I've tried is 5.5".

No need to push the pot into the basket - you just gather segments of the basket around the container without injuring branches and leaves.
You also could wrap it around the container and tie the knots without hanging.

Friday, November 30, 2012
Our Advent Calendar
It's always fun to see the smiles on your child's face when they open the gifts. The kids find this an easy way to countdown til' Christmas. As they open more gifts, the excitement builds up until Christmas Day!
Merry Christmas!
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Crochet Unisex Cowl Pattern
TWIX TWINS cowl
SIZES
SIZES
1-4 years:
8” x 21” (20 cm x 53cm) unstretched
Skill Level: Easy
CROCHET HOOK
P /N– 10 mm crochet hook or size to obtain
correct gauge.
GAUGE
7 dc x 4 row = 4” (10 cm) square.
TENSION
Make sure to check your tension before starting
to crochet. The width is more important to get right than the height. You can
change hook size to bigger or smaller to get right tension.
ABBREVIATIONS
ch – chain
, sl st – slip stitch,
dc – double
crochet
, beg – beginning
,
sc – single crochet
MATERIALS
1 skein
·Loop&Threads Cozy Wool yarn. Super Bulky.
Yardage/Meterage:90 yds/82 m, ball weight:4.5 oz/127g.
·Lion Brand
Wool-Ease Thick & Quick Yarn. Super Bulky.
Yardage/
Meterage:108 yds /98 m, ball weight: 6 oz /170 grams or
any other blend of similar yardage yarn.
button(optional), tape measure
Size:
1 -4 years
NOTE: The
scarf is worked in rounds.
Start:
ch32, join with sl st in first ch to form a ring. (Make sure chain does not get
twisted when you join.)
Note: Check the circumference of
the ring, it should be stretched out to 21”. If it’s bigger or smaller change
the size of hook or crochet by a different size.
Rnd1: Ch2,
dc in all sts around, join with sl st to top of beg ch2 = 33 dc.
Rnd 2-7: Ch2,
dc in all dc around, join with sl st to top of beg ch2 = 33 dc.
You may repeat rnd 7 if you need taller scarf.
Rnd 8: Ch1,
sc in all dc around, join with sl st to top of beg ch1 = 33 sc.
Fasten off. Finish off loose ends.
Happy Crocheting!
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